Veterans organize fourth Camp Tige Anderson in Atlanta
In Camp Walker tensions spilled into a new United Confederate Veterans camp. The Tige Anderson camp formed last night in Judge Landrum's court room with 55 members, electing S H Landrum as commander and naming officers to guide drafting bylaws and a charter submission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Landrum
Atlanta
Walker
Camp Walker
United Confederate Veterans
Justice of the Peace
S H Landrum
Decatur Street
Tige Anderson
Atlanta Camp
No 9
Camp Wheeler
Oid
Anderton
Judge Landrum
L. H Ans- Ney
H H Penny
J. L. Bb
J. E. Herndon
L. H. Ansley
D W. Johns
Air West
J C. Blankenship
C. R King
T. G. Neese
W. H Smith
Tfl
Henry
N_ 9
Culpeppar
Cotton crop in good shape reports from May 12
Reports from the U S department of agriculture for the week ending May 12 note cooler than normal conditions from the upper Missouri valley to New England and warmer in the south and west. Rainfall was uneven with some areas dry and others receiving over an inch. Frosts affected fruit in the north, while drought lingered in Florida and parts of the east gulf and south Atlantic states. Wheat and corn progress varies by region with good stands in many valleys and planting delays in northern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Missouri Valley
New England
Mississippi
Red River
North Valley
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic States
Texas
South Atlantic
East Gulf States
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast
California
Rocky Mountain Slope
East Gulf
South Atlantic States
Rocky Mountains
Ohio
Mississippi River
Minnesota
Gulf States
Rocky Mountain Districts
Western Plateau
Pacific Coast States
Rocky Mountain Region
Middle Atlantic
West Gulf States
Upper
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisiana
Gulf
Tennessee
Missouri
Kansas
Mississippi Valley
Init
Maryland
Florida Peninsula
Paific
North Pacific Coast
Florida
Middle
Nebranks
North Dakota
South Carolina
Virginia
Olipas
Appearabio Valley
New York
Kentucky
Upper Mississippi Valleys
Georgia Exhibit Plans at Louisiana Purchase Exposition
The Georgia commission for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St. Louis holds its first advisory board meeting at the state capitol. W. H. Venable chairs the board with two members from each congressional district. Initial steps to collect a Georgia exhibit and secure a state building will be discussed, involving prominent citizens and district representatives. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised as energizing and restorative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Commission
St. Louis
Senate
State Capitol
W. H. Venable
Commission
General Assembly
Commissioner of Agriculture
Board of Commissioners
Georgia
John M. Egan
Central of Georgia Railroad
FP A. Stovall
Savannah
Williams. Humphreys
Colquitt County
E. L. Rainey
Dawson
I P Cocke
Leeshute
John A. Cobb
Sumter County
L. H. Chappell
Columbus
Harry Fisher
Newnan
Oliver Porter
Porterdale
J. D. Turner
Atlanta
W. J. Ekineald
Griffin
A. H. Shaver
Jackson
W. J. Neal
Rome
T., H. Baker
Cartersville
MacAlpin Thornton
Hartwell
James M. Smith
Smithsona
James B. Gaston
Kamper's Opens New Lunch Room on Whitehall Street
Kamper's launches a new lunch room at 38 Whitehall Street on the second floor overlooking the street. The interior is described as cool and tasteful with Belmont Dairy supplying cream milk and buttermilk, and John A. Ried supervising the venture. Opening day drew many visitors including business men and shoppers, signaling strong demand for noon meals downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kamper
Whitehall Street
Kamper’s
Crop conditions report shows mixed progress across states
Crop progress is generally satisfactory in the central valleys but deteriorates in the east gulf states. Cotton prospects are encouraging except Florida and central districts needing rain. Tobacco and meadow conditions show regional improvements with frosts on the tenth harming fruit in the New York area and broader New England losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Gulf States
Florida
Hardware trust collapses as Atlanta men deny failure
Birmingham confirms word that the National Hardware and Metal Company combine has fallen through. New York lawyers said large firms withdrew, delaying the deal. Local Atlanta firms May & Thomas Milner Kelly Moore Handley and Maybrey faced no official notice, though doubt grew as delays persisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
New York
Atlanta
L. H. Beck
Beck & Greggs Frardware Company
Ala
National Hardware and Metal Company
Reed Simpson
Fhatcher & Barnum
May & Thomas Company
Milner-Kelly Company
Moore & Handley
Maybrey Hardware Company
No Service Held in Tent as Rain Halts Gospel Meeting
Due to rain no service occurred last night in the gospel tent at Auburn avenue and Ivy street. Dr J W Coombs preached at the First Christian church to a good crowd. Tonight at 8 he will sermonize in the tent on Ex cuses with song leader DeLoss Smith preparing special numbers. This afternoon at 3 30 he speaks at West End Christian church followed by a baptismal service. Tomorrow night he lectures to the city youths as plans for a great meeting proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian
Auburn Avenue
Ivy Street
J. W. Coombs
First Christian Church
DeLoss Smith
Coombs
West End
Gambling concession in Yeptehidere park near Belgrade
The London Mail reports a Franco-Belgian syndicate has obtained a concession for a gambling establishment in Yeptehidere park, near Belgrade. The deal awaits confirmation by the skupatchina, with the king and most of the government in favor except one member. The state would gain £40,000 annually plus 1 percent of profits for eighty years. The park, scenic amid forests and mountains, is notable as the assassination site of Prince Michel Obrenovitch in 1868.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Carlo
London Mail
Yeptehidere Park
Belgrade
Yoptchidere Park
Michel Obrenovitch
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VETS
New York Times
Cleopatra
Wachive
Pruit
Capitol
Hood
Meccord-Stewart CO
Soaps
Gozem
Bailey’s Talcum
Po Veces
Clark
Mile End
Sirmour
Jace Box
Armour
Morocco
Grant Park
Piedmont Grocery Company
Samiel & CO
THE
Credit Outfitters
Alabama Street
Bell Phone
Panama
Phipps & Atchison
Phipps and Atchison
Fifth Avenue
Children’s
Milan
Vate
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